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Google Spreadsheet
What is it?
Google Spreadsheets
is a free, Web-based spreadsheet with data storage application by
Google
. It allows users to create and edit documents online while working together in real-time. Data storage is up to 250MB per file.
How can you use it?
Lesson Plans-Kathy Fields
Why would you use it?
Any student with web access can access Google Spreadsheets.
Students can work cooperatively without being in the same room.
Teacher can check history to see much work each student actually did.
References
NJ - Core Curriculum Content Standards (2002)
{SCI.7-8.5.1.8 A.1}
Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of data, claims, and arguments.
{SCI.7-8.5.1.8 A.2}
Communicate experimental findings to others.
{SCI.7-8.5.1.8 A.3}
Recognize that the results of scientific investigations are seldom exactly the same and that replication is often necessary.
{SCI.7-8.5.1.8 B.1}
Identify questions and make predictions that can be addressed by conducting investigations
{SCI.7-8.5.1.8 B.3}
Collect, organize, and interpret the data that result from experiments.
{SCI.7-8.5.3.8 C.1}
Express physical relationships in terms of mathematical equations derived from collected data
{SCI.7-8.5.3.8 D.1.a}
graphs
{SCI.7-8.5.3.8 D.1.b}
tables
{SCI.7-8.5.3.8 D.4}
Use computer spreadsheets, graphing and database applications to assist in quantitative analysis of data
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